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Hunts Point Community Resource Guide Hunts Point Community Resource Guide NYC PROJECT LAUNCH Strong families and communities Promoting social and emotional development Healthy, happy and successful children April 2012 Health This resource guide was developed under grant number 1H79SM060274 from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The views, policies, and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of SAMHSA or HHS. Contents Introduction 1 After School Programs 3 Art Programs 4 Domestic Violence Services 6 Early Care and Education 7 Family Support 12 Financial Services and Job Assistance 19 Food Pantries, Soup Kitchens and Farmer’s Markets 20 Legal Services, Advocacy and Entitlement Access 24 Libraries 26 Mental Health Services 27 Primary Care Providers and Clinics 30 Substance Use Services 32 Introduction Welcome to the Hunts Point Community Resource Guide. Inside you’ll find many free and low cost resources for families in and near Hunts Point. Below are important hotlines and descriptions of each section of this guide. Programs may change. For the most recent version of this guide, visit nyc.gov and search for Hunts Point Resource Guide. 24-Hour Helplines and Hotlines Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-621-HOPE (4673) or 311 Provides information on emergency shelter, counseling, legal assistance and benefits available by area. Translation is available in 179 languages. New York Foundling Parent Helpline and Crisis Nursery: 888-435-7553 Provides crisis counseling and intervention, linkages to community-based support services, emergency childcare, parenting support and information. Helpline is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. LifeNet Mental Health and Substance Use Helpline: 800-LIFENET (800-543-3638) For information, referrals and crisis assessments for mental health, alcohol or substance use, LifeNet is a free and confidential helpline available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. Available in many languages. Section Descriptions After School Programs After school programs provide academic and recreational activities for children and adolescents. Programs operate after school hours or in the summer. Art Programs Art programs offer children and families classes and training in music, dance, theater and visual arts. Domestic Violence Services Domestic violence services for families include referrals to emergency shelters, temporary assistance with child care, counseling and other services. Early Care and Education Early care and educational programs for young children include Day Care and Child Care Services, Early Intervention, Head Start, Universal Pre-Kindergarten, Early Care and Education and Living for the Young Family through Education (LYFE) programs. Early care and education programs are free or low cost. 1 Hunts Point Community Resource Guide, 4/2012 Family Support Family support programs include home visiting for pregnant women and new mothers, foster care preventive services, nutrition, child support and mediation as well as resource centers that offer emergency childcare, classes for parents and children, support groups and counseling. Financial Services and Jobs Assistance Financial services and job assistance programs offer employment search assistance, legal services and financial empowerment programs. Food Pantries, Soup Kitchens and Farmer’s Markets Food pantries, soup kitchens and farmer’s markets are places to obtain food for you and your family. Select Farmer’s Markets take Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards and/or Food Stamps. Legal Services, Advocacy and Entitlement Access Legal services include free and low cost help and counsel to families about housing, public assistance, income taxes, immigration, child abuse and HIV. Libraries Libraries offer computer and Internet access as well as programs for children and families. Contact your nearest library for a schedule of activities. Mental Health Services Mental health services include outpatient and inpatient care for children, adolescents and adults. Programs offer confidential assessments, short- and long-term counseling, psychotherapy, family therapy and mental health treatment. For up-to-date information about mental health programs, search the New York State Office of Mental Health website at bi.omh.ny.gov/bridges/index. Primary Care Providers and Clinics Primary care includes pediatric care, adult medicine and women’s health. Substance Use Services Substance use services for adolescents and adults include inpatient and outpatient care and crisis, residential and methadone programs. For up-to-date information about substance use programs, search the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services website at oasas.ny.gov/providerDirectory/index.cfm?search_type=2 . Hunts Point Community Resource Guide, 4/2012 2 After School Programs After school programs provide academic and recreational activities for children and adolescents. Programs operate after school hours or in the summer. Graham Windam Police Athletic League at P.S. 48 After School Child Care Program After School Child Care Program 730 Bryant Avenue 1290 Spofford Avenue Contact: Michelle James Contact: 718-378-0772 718-861-4671 x 231 Eligibility: Must be school aged child under age 13 718-861-4671 x 230 Cost: Free Website: dycdonline.org Areas Served: Hunts Point Eligibility: Must be school aged child under age 13 Languages: English, Spanish Cost: Free Other Services: After school and summer Areas Served: Hunts Point programs, sports and fitness and home visiting Languages: English Note: Provides regular after school care when Other Services: ESL Classes school is not in session. Note: Provides regular after school care when school is not in session. NYC Parks & Recreation Hunts Point Center After School Child Care Program 765 Manida Street Contact: 718-860-5544 Website: nycgovparks.org/facilities/recreationcenters/X998 Eligibility: Must be school aged child under age 13 Cost: Free Areas Served: Hunts Point Languages: English, Spanish Other Services: The center is open throughout the week for adults and children of all ages. The center offers karate classes, a computer resource center and seasonal sports. Note: Provides regular after school care when school is not in session. 3 Hunts Point Community Resource Guide, 4/2012 Art Programs Art programs offer children and families classes and training in music, dance, theater and visual arts. Bronxartspace Ghetto Film School Art Shows Film School and Classes 305 East 140thStreet, #1A 79 Alexander Avenue, Suite 41A Contact: 718-772-4961 Contact: 718-589-5470 [email protected] [email protected] Website: bronxartspace.com Website: ghettofilm.org Eligibility: None Cost: Free Cost: Free Areas Served: Bronx Areas Served: Bronx Note: Classes for high school aged kids on filmmaking. Languages: English Note: Art space for art exhibits and performances. Red Roots Artisan Workshops Casita Maria Center for 503C Wales Avenue Arts and Education Contact: 718-213-4209 928 Simpson Street [email protected] Contact: 718-589-2230 Website: bronxredroots.org [email protected] Eligibility: None Website: casita.us Cost: Free Eligibility: Children and their families Areas Served: Bronx Cost: Free Languages: English Areas Served: South Bronx Other Services: Computer lab, political events, Languages: English, Spanish educational resources and lending library Note: Provides summer internships, arts classes, Note: Provides workshops on book binding, button scholastic and writing scholarships, high school and making, knitting, jewelry making, graphic design college preparatory programs, art gallery, and web design. community theater, artists-in-residence program and after school programs. Friends of Brook Park Art Exhibits and Music Performances Brook Avenue (between 140th Street and 141stStreet) Contact: 646-648-4362 [email protected] Website: friendsofbrookpark.org Eligibility: None Cost: Free Areas Served: Bronx Languages: English Other Services: Community gardens and environmental justice activities. Hunts Point Community Resource Guide, 4/2012 4 Art Programs The Bronx Council on the Arts The Point The Artisans Collective Art in Education Activities 571 Walton Avenue 940 Garrison Avenue Contact: Phil Cardone Contact: Earle Skinner [email protected] 718-542-4139 718-931-9500 x 33 Website: thepoint.org Website: Eligibility: None bronxarts.org/bcadc_artisian_institute.asp Cost: Free Eligibility: Bronx artists Areas Served: Hunts Point Cost: Free Languages: English, Spanish Areas Served: Bronx Other Services: After school programs, teen Languages: English, Spanish and other languages leadership programs, art programs, summer Note: Helps artisans to sell their work and make a programs and community development activites. living from their talents. Note: Provides classes in drama, music, photography, social circus and visual arts. 5 Hunts Point Community Resource Guide, 4/2012 Domestic Violence Services Domestic violence services for families include referrals to emergency shelters, temporary assistance with child care, counseling and other services. Domestic Violence 24-hour Hotline Prevention Assistance and Contact: 800-621-HOPE (4673) or 311 Temporary Housing (PATH) Office Description: Provides information on emergency Shelter Housing for Families and shelter, counseling, legal assistance and benefits Pregnant Women available by area. Translation is available in 179 151 East 151st Street languages. Contact: 917-521-3900 Website:
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